is there anyway to get the scratchs out? its on clear coat ONLY i got my car stuck in mud so went to those places where you drive through because i was so pissed off and got it washed you just sit there and let the thing clean your car but this one wasnt brushless, this one had brushes and really but some nice marks in it, almost like swrill marks but they are lines... anyone have any advice for me details i was thinkin of sueing them but then i figured i dont know how to prove it was from them... and i dont want to turn it into insurance i got a nice paint job hook up so give me some ideas

Boca Raton, Florida
95 Eclipse GS- sold
99 Eclipse GSX- 386awhp
98 Eclipse GS- sold
92 Prelude

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juggalo has a great unstated point =D... wash your car really well by hand then take a good sheepskin cloth or really soft cotton one and buff some wax in really really well then get a good layer of swirl mark remover on there and buff it till your arm is in cardiac arrest... it should take the swirls right out.

198hp @6350 rpm NA 420A (Thanks to new JE forged 9.5:1 Deep Dishers ready for Zex Nitrous 150 Shot) -THIS IS NOT MY CAR ITS A FRIENDS!

i was just wanting to know if any of u have used the Wax as u Dry stuff. I have and i like it, but i haven't used real wax before because im woried about the sun so I don't know which is better. I quess the real wax is but is there a big difference between the two or not.

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will post more pics when front is painted

A real good turtle wax etc is great for shineyness and the newer ones protect your paint from the sun... The only prblem is prepair to be buffing till you can't feel your arm =D

198hp @6350 rpm NA 420A (Thanks to new JE forged 9.5:1 Deep Dishers ready for Zex Nitrous 150 Shot) -THIS IS NOT MY CAR ITS A FRIENDS!

Your 1st mistake was taking it thru a wash with mud on it. shoulda rinsed it off with pressure 1st. If all the waxing fails, take it and pay to have it buffed out.

> Your 1st mistake was taking it thru a wash with mud on it.


Close...the real 1st mistake was getting mud on it in the first place

GL getting the scratches out